The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-17

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STYLISH MILLINERY.
Pretty nssssss sn1 Moderately sasll
nass Coming Into rAshioa-
Although In > general view the mil
Iinery on exhibition in the retail houses
Of the trade repeated the styles IN the
shapes Of bonnets and hats, materials
and trimmings, there were certain
fancies and features observable that
were not very conspicuous in the earlier
importations.
As rule. the bonnets arc small,
poke occasionally giving variety 70 the
headdress for out Of doors wear. while
the large hats seem somewhat larger
| in the circumference Of the brim than
| the hats Of tho last season and the
crowns . trife less tall. the larger
shapes varied by turbans and toques.
In the bonnets the shapes which obtain
are variations e. the little French cot
tage bonnets. the English capote and
the Manon, the last special favorite
with young ladies, and for wear in vis-
iting toilets
The large hat which seems at present
in favor is that with the moderately
tall. slightly tapering crown. and the
brim very narrow. or forming only
shallow scallop at the base Of the
crown. widening out to about two
inches II the right side, projected At
the front, and widening out until al
most as broad as the crown il tall. and
curved up At the left side. A rival 70
this particular shape has similar
crown (or the same crown), with thu
brim wider at the right side and curved
up at each side.
New shapes in turbans have me
dunn tall. slightly tapering crown. ane
the round or dome shaped crown, am
the brim wide and pressed up quit
, closely all around. though the shape
in turbans are frequently lost or mega
tived by the drapery, which smother
the crown completely and gives th
!. hat an entirely different aspect.
J Pretty. small bonnets with drapery
plated taffetas, surah and gauze, velvs
$ over the crown. have the brim Of plai
< velvet, completed BY bow ofsome on
or two Of the most distinctive or q
Z grounding colors in the plaid. sustain
ing q heron aigretss 70 match, . bunc
Of currants or strawberries, or clu
= ter Of zinnias. verbenas or other flower
r Of similar character. There is. indee'
for this season fureur for mixtures
y high colors; and varying the fanci'
(. alluded to are the hats and bonne
made Of the braids woven in interim
lie lures of colors. These braids ha
been produced in great qualities ~
Of form a conspicuous factor in milinar
M Hats made Of them are either Sc
,n faced in the turning Of the work
making on the outside, or are fac
a. with velvet, the trimming consisti
nd OF band Of ribbon or velvet OF :
darkest color in the braid around
OF crown. completed BY bows set At
'n- lef. of the front. made Of ribbons in
| the c,lo,s that are Introduces IN
re braid: bunch Of ostrich tips posed
Ill the edge Of the crown. the tips IN
ess or three shades Of color. or shaded
dyeing. in some models being supp
oy mentary.
The bonnets Of the braids in mi
we colore are faced with velvet and TT
med with bow made a ribbons
ex- two distinctive colors, or IN all the
ors seen in the braid completed
out strings Of ribbon in the darkest .
' : employed.
The bows which trim hats wheI
ng. the several colors understood are
ack orally Of ribbon about three INC
'ore wide, and made Of nat BUTTERFLY =
ION, and massed in great cluste1
IRA the left Of the front or at che len 9
de- while the bows are still stin ana
i right on bonnets. formed Of loop
the several colorA Il II scarcely ne
lily sary to say. after what has been :
that ribbon bows are again . On
ven gushing feature in millinery 9
bout tures-E T. Herald